When Liu Meng saw Cao Heng, he turned his face aside in discontent.

Cao Heng looked at him, and after a moment, a smile appeared on the corner of his mouth and asked, "Are you the Zuo Xian King of the Huns?"

"Since I know that I am the Zuoxian King of the Great Huns, why don't you watch the seat?" Liu Meng glared at Cao Heng: "Although I am defeated now, there are hundreds of thousands of warriors in the Great Huns. Not to mention you, even if the Emperor of the Great Wei comes, I dare not act rashly. I advise you not to do things too much, so as not to see the Emperor of the Great Wei in the future, because the Great Huns are leading forward, and they will prompt him to apologize for you!"

"The defeated general dares to ask me for a seat with a shy face." Cao Heng smiled and shook his head, and asked Liu Meng: "Zuo Xianwang, I will ask you, do you feel your face burning when you say these words?"

After Cao Heng asked this, Liu Meng was stunned for a moment. When he realized what Cao Heng meant, he said with a blue face: "I am Zuo Xianwang of the Huns, and I am the son of a single man..."

"The Hunnu Chanyu Huchuquan will come to the clouds in a few days." Cao Heng always had a faint smile on his face and said to Liu Meng: "When he comes here, I will ask carefully, when will he have a son as old as yours?"

The Great Chanyu that Liu Meng mentioned certainly refers to the dehumi, but Cao Heng just said it as Hu Chuquan, which made him feel annoyed.

"When did our Great Huns become Huchuquan?" Liu Meng said proudly: "For so many years, Huchuquan is just a dog that has been kept in captivity in the Great Wei Dynasty. The Great Huns' Chanyu had long been someone else..."

"I don't care what Huchuquan is in your Huns." Cao Heng said calmly: "I only know that for the sake of the Huns' stability, he would rather stay in the Central Plains and hand over the Huns to Goubei. But he didn't expect that Goubei did not lead the Huns to become prosperous and powerful as he hoped. Instead, after the Huns grew stronger, he tried to replace him, the real great Chanyu. You said Huchuquan was a dog, and I would not object. First, I had no friendship with him, and second, I came.

Even a dog is a loyal dog, and there is nothing wrong with it. Instead, he is a wolf's ambition. Once he grows bigger, he forgets who supported him to his current status. If I were a dog, I would definitely welcome Huchuquan back to the Xiongnu royal court and then hand him back to him. This is the fundamental reason for being a human being. But he did not do that at all. For his own selfish interests, he actually did not hesitate to murder the Shanyu. Such a traitor dared to call himself the Xiongnu Khan?"

After being robbed by Cao Heng for a few words, Liu Meng immediately didn't know how to respond.

His lips moved a few times, and was about to argue, Cao Heng asked him again: "Huchuquan is still there, but he has surpassed the position of the Great Shanyu. If you were Huchuquan, what would you think about Huichuquan?

Glazing at Cao Heng, Liu Meng asked, "What do you want?"

"I didn't want to do anything to you," Cao Heng said, "I won't deal with you either. In recent days, you will live in Yunzhongcheng first. When Huchuquan comes, I will hand you over to him for treatment. If he thinks you can survive, I will never make things difficult for you. If he wants you to die, I will not plead for you."

After waved his hand, Cao Heng ordered several Wei soldiers: "Take the wolf cubs who went to the Bei family, take good care of them, give them more food and food, and don't lose weight by starving him. I want to make him fat and fat, so I will give him a lot of whiteness and fatness."

"If you want to kill, kill, why humiliate me?" Cao Heng ordered the soldiers to send him down. Liu Meng struggled for a few times and shouted, "I am the Zuo Xian King of the Great Huns. How dare you treat me like this?"

"It was you who defeated the war, not me." Cao Heng said in a bad tone: "After the defeat, he did not have the awareness of being a prisoner at all. Don't say that you are just a son who is humble, but he is just a conferred titled Zuo Xianwang. Even if you are really the Zuo Xianwang of the Huns and become my captive, you are not even as good as a dog. If I don't kill you, you should be grateful. If you are clamoring here, beware that I will burn your tongue with a soldering iron!"

When Cao Heng said these words, his face was always cold, and Liu Meng felt cold when he heard what he said.

I'm afraid I can't escape if I die.

If the tongue was burned by a soldering iron before death, and the humiliation of death would really be a loss of the face of the Huns.

Liu Meng didn't dare to say anything anymore, Cao Heng waved his hand and signaled the guards to take him away.

The guard escorted Liu Meng away, and Cao Heng asked Zhang Bao: "What's the war in the city?"

"The prince ordered that the Huns were not allowed to surrender. They knew they would certainly rise up and resist." Zhang Bao replied: "The battle in the city will probably not be able to calm down until late at night."

"There are too many people in the Huns. The contribution I have made to the Huns over the years is to encourage birth and nurture, which will promote the population of the Huns to grow exponentially." Cao Heng said: "When we come here to fight against the Huns, we must not only fight them and be afraid of being defeated, but also completely destroy them. The more Huns survive, the more unfavorable it will be for the father's plan. Therefore, when we know that the war has turned to us, we have to find ways to kill more Xiongs. Otherwise, this expedition will not be meaningful."

"Actually, the prince doesn't have to worry about the soldiers fighting hard because of this order." Zhang Bao replied: "The army has been stationed outside the city for a long time, and the soldiers have been so depressed that they are all uncomfortable. If the Huns surrender easily, the soldiers will feel that the battle is not very satisfying. The prince issued an order not to surrender, and the morale of the soldiers will be unprecedentedly high."

He bowed to Cao Heng and said to him: "I have sent it to you Liu Meng. Now there is still war in the city. I will take a retreat first, and wait until the Huns are completely wiped out, and then come back to report to the prince."

Cao Heng nodded: "You go first and tell the generals that when the Huns are destroyed, don't forget to clean up the battlefield. Clouds are the territory of our Central Plains. I will also plan to migrate from the Central Plains in the future. I must not let the corpses filth the city."

"Don't worry, Prince." Zhang Bao replied: "I will tell the generals."

Zhang Bao retreated and Cao Heng came to the front hall door.

Just so happened that Cao Yi finished writing the letter and was coming to him.

When he arrived beside Cao Heng, Cao Yi said with a respect: "Brother, I have already written a letter to my father. Do you want to take a look first?"

"It's enough if you think it's right, I don't need to look at it." Cao Heng said: "You mentioned before that Yunzhong is extremely important for our army's future conquest. In the letter, you should explain all these analysis to the father clearly."

Speaking of this, he added: "Tell your father that these are all considered."

"I followed the emperor's brother out of seclusion, and although I had some ideas, the one who made the decision was the emperor's brother." Cao Yi replied: "Although I proposed it first, the emperor's brother must have discovered it. I think it was not appropriate for me to mention it specifically in the letter. Not to mention whether the father would believe it, even if he believed it, it would be of no benefit to the emperor and me. It would be better to write this letter in the tone of the emperor."

Looking at Cao Yi, a smile appeared on the corner of Cao Heng's mouth.

He said to Cao Yi: "You can think so, not only my blessing, but also my blessing. After your letter is sent out, I will write a letter to my father to commend you some achievements. And I will also specifically mention in the letter that garrisoning large troops in the clouds and hoarding military supplies was the first to propose."

"The emperor gave me the credit, but I really don't know what to say." Cao Heng said that he would write to Cao Shu and specially mentioned his suggestion to use Yunzhong as the foundation of the northern expedition, which made Cao Yi feel moved in the letter and immediately gave Cao Heng a big gift.

Cao Heng waved his hand: "You and my brother, there is no need to be such a heretic."

The two brothers entered Yunzhong City and waited for six or seven hours in the government before the battle in the city was completely over.

The Wei army soldiers dragged the Huns who died in battle and piled their bodies on horse-drawn carriages, and carried them out of the city to be buried.

On the wall of the Yunzhong City, Zhang Bao, Zhao Tong, Dian Man and others would also make peace, and he also conveyed Cao Heng's orders to the generals.

Zhao Tong, Dian Man and others commanded the soldiers to bury the bodies of the Huns, while Zhang Bao and Guan Xing stepped onto the city walls in the clouds.

The bodies of the Huns who were in a car were sent out of the city by the Wei army and dug deep pits in the open space outside the city to be buried.

"The farmland outside the city will definitely have a good harvest next year." Looking at the Wei army soldiers who were burying the bodies, Zhang Bao said: "So many corpses are buried in the soil, so the soil is not fertile and planted, what grows?"

"What you said is a bit inappropriate." Guan Xing said with a smile: "Whatever you planted doesn't grow. Could it be that next year, some Huns can grow from the ground?"

Zhang Bao laughed: "If it can grow, it will be their fortune."

"I heard you captured Liu Meng?" Guan Xing changed the subject and asked Zhang Bao.

"I happened to take the soldiers to fight with the Huns, and Liu Meng also brought a group of people to welcome him." Zhang Bao said: "It's okay to talk about that Liu Meng. I sent him to see the prince. He even threatened the prince as the Zuoxian King of the Huns, saying that hundreds of thousands of warriors of the Great Huns should let him go, otherwise the Great Wei will definitely suffer wars in the future."

"We are not very clear whether the Great Wei will suffer wars." Guan Xing curled his lips and said disapprovingly: "But his Great Huns will really suffer wars in the future."

"Who said no?" Zhang Bao said: "I don't know why Liu Meng dared to be with the prince Zhang Kuang, and was speechless by the prince's words. This time he was in prison, he was still exploring how to deal with what the prince said."

"Did the prince say that we will go to the government to see him after we have dealt with the Huns?" Guan Xing asked Zhang Bao.

Zhang Bao shook his head: "It is not reasonable to solve the problem that the Huns went to see the prince? He did not mention this matter specifically, but just asked us to dispose of the bodies as soon as possible and not let the Huns' bodies filthy Yunzhongcheng."

"How to deal with the bodies of our soldiers?" Guan Xing asked: "Can we be sent out of the city like the Huns to bury it? After the soldiers left their homes and died in the battlefield, we must find a better place for them."

"Where do you think you should be buried?" Zhang Bao asked, "Is it possible that it is in the city?"

"It's nothing to do in the city." Guan Xing said: "Or why do you deal with the corpses on the top of the city first, and then decide how to deal with the corpses of our soldiers after I ask the prince."

Guan Xing said he wanted to bury the soldiers in the city, and Zhang Bao looked confused.

He really didn't understand how the soldiers' bodies could be buried in the city.

Guan Xing did not give him any explanation. After pushing him to deal with the corpse on the city, he got off the city wall and headed towards the government.

Cao Heng was still waiting in the front hall for the generals to report. When he heard that Guan Xing was coming, he ordered the guards to take him into the house.

When Guan Xing saw the li, Cao Heng asked, "The generals have already dealt with all the bodies?"

"Report to the prince, it's not yet." Guan Xing said: "I came to ask for a meeting, just to ask the prince, how should the bodies of our soldiers be disposed of? Could it be that they should also be transported outside the city and buried outside the city?"

"What do you think should be done?" From Guan Xing's tone, Cao Heng heard that he had his own idea, so he asked him.

Guan Xing replied: "Reply to the prince's words, I don't think the bodies of our soldiers are necessary to transport them outside the city, so I opened a place in the city to bury them. From now on, the soldiers can sweep the tombs during festivals and festivals, so that they will not be too cold."

"The city is not very big. If a piece of corpses of soldiers is opened up, you have to think about how to settle them." Cao Heng thought for a while and said to Guan Xing: "Since it was your request, I will leave this matter to you. Not only do you need to find a place where the corpses of soldiers are settled without affecting the operation of Yunzhong City, but you also need to leave each soldier who died in battle with his name. If he did not determine who it was, he would not be buried easily."

"I understand the prince's meaning." With Cao Heng's permission, Guan Xing felt a sudden joy in his heart. He bowed and bowed to Cao Heng and left the front hall.

After Guan Xing withdrew, Cao Yi, who accompanied Cao Heng in the front hall, asked: "The emperor really wants to settle the bodies of the soldiers in the city?"

"Our soldiers fought bravely, and it was not too much to put their bodies in the city." Cao Heng said: "Yunzhong City is not small. As long as some places can be opened for resettlement, the living soldiers can also see that the Great Wei will never treat their soldiers unfairly. Even if they die on the battlefield, their treatment after death is far beyond the level of the enemy."

Speaking of this, he sighed softly, and then said to Cao Yi: "Of course, if the soldiers want to get a good settlement, the most important thing is to win the battle. Only by winning on the battlefield can they get the opportunity to be properly settled. If the enemy wins, even if they are brave on the battlefield, they will be thrown into the pit and landfilled after death."
Chapter completed!